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Retina-X Studios has announced the immediate release of their software, Mobile Spy.  Mobile Spy will now be usable on RIM BlackBerry devices, after previously being launched for iPhone, Windows Mobile and Symbian smartphones.  Features of Mobile Spy include the ability to monitor GPS locations, text message history and call logs… Continue Reading »

These days if you’re introducing a GPS, you’ve got to have a hook.  Satsports is bringing its Satsports GPS to North America and wants it to be the GPS for all sports.  It runs Windows CE 5.0, has an internal speaker, some built in memory with 256MB or storage, Micro… Continue Reading »

Dictionary.com has now announced the availability of a free app for BlackBerry owners.  The download is currently the only free dictionary and thesaurus app available for BlackBerrys.  The app includes over 500,000 word definitions and synonyms and is modeled after the current application available for the iPhone and iPod Touch. … Continue Reading »

With all the new phones announced, revamped OS displays and carriers getting nutty, let’s look at where Palm stands today.  This past week, two developments are changing how the world sees webOS and just how soon we’ll see its second device.  Things are starting to move quickly for the little… Continue Reading »

TiVo and RIM are releasing a TiVo app today.  What does the app do?  It lets you schedule recordings from your BlackBerry and your TiVo will do the rest.  We’ve got screenshots after the break.  The TiVo BlackBerry app will let you go through categories and television show information like… Continue Reading »

Google has announced the start of the first round of judging for its second annual Android Developer Challenge.  With 10,000 applications already available in Android Market, the Developer Challenge is a way to spur new, creative additions from developers.  Users of Android-powered phones can get in on the judging action… Continue Reading »

Vodafone just joined the app store universe.  Their new service is called Vodafone360 and it aims to put together your contact information in one place, allow you to purchase digital content like music, and features apps.  One of the apps Vodafone has already pushed is “Keeper Mobile,” which is a… Continue Reading »

A year ago, when Google introduced its Android mobile operating system, Sprint said, “Thanks, but no thanks.  Android just isn’t ready for prime time.”  Sprint recently released its first Android phone, the HTC Hero, with the swanky Sense UI.  Sprint also is showing its new found Android love by putting… Continue Reading »

Over at Digital Daily, John Paczkowski says it is confirmed that the Palm will start offering applications for a fee on its popular webOS that runs on the Palm Pre.  This is the news many Palm fans have hoped for and represents a milestone for the Palm team.  Many have… Continue Reading »

Welcome back to InterrupTech.  Catch up on the week’s most important tech stories in a hurry.  We cover the Snow Leopard, Moto’s Android saviors, Sony’s newest eReaders, Nokia’s Booklet computer, and the continuing saga of Google Voice on the iPhone. Continue Reading »